These symptoms appear in several phases: 24-72 hours: Strong Drug Cravings Irritability Restlessness Confusion Disorientation Depression Remorse Hunger Extreme Fatigue Insomnia 4-7 days: Anxiety Agitation Extreme Irritability Paranoia Apathy and Dissatisfaction with Life Worsened Depression Increased Appetite Decreased Cravings 7-14 days: Lingering Anger Persistent Bad Dreams Rebound Cravings Poor Sleep Quality Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS): Long-term cocaine abusers may see a recurrence of some symptoms somewhere between three and six months: Unexplained anxiety Nervousness and agitation Strong cravings for cocaine Deep depression Wild mood swings Cocaine use causes significant and lasting changes in the brain, which is why post-acute withdrawal syndrome, or PAWS, can last for up to two years
Again, talking as 'the singer', I don't like the way my vocals sound on that record either, but in a totally different way
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